The Highest Bidder

BOUDLEAUX BRYANT, HANK SNOW, MARY JEAN SHURTZ

You put your heart upon an auction block and sold it,
Selfish greed and envy were the auctioneers.
The highest bidder won your heart but he can't hold it;
Love that's bought with gold can only end in tears.

The price I offered was my true love and devotion,
But you laughed and said that love had had its day
When at your feet I laid a heart filled with emotion,
You scorned the only price that I could pay.

May the golden price he paid you for your love, dear,
Keep you with him, may you never drift apart;
'Cause at the auction of regrettal, tears are worthless,
Bids are low for second-handed broken hearts.

When all your wealth and riches cease to give you pleasure,
When you tire of playin' princess, you'll recall
That love alone is life's true everlasting treasure,
And my bid, it was the highest after all.

Trivia about the song The Highest Bidder by Hank Snow

On which albums was the song “The Highest Bidder” released by Hank Snow?
Hank Snow released the song on the albums ““The Highest Bidder” And Other Favorites” in 1965, “The Top Singles 1950 - 1974” in 1999, “Voices Of Country: Hank Snow” in 2011, “Gods of Country: Hank Snow” in 2011, “Stolen Moments” in 2015, and “The Definitive Collection: Singles Volume 1” in 2016.
Who composed the song “The Highest Bidder” by Hank Snow?
The song “The Highest Bidder” by Hank Snow was composed by BOUDLEAUX BRYANT, HANK SNOW, MARY JEAN SHURTZ.

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